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September 19, 2025

With hybrid work models now in place, people can work from their hometowns, which makes it easier for them to participate and advance in the industry without relocating.

On gender diversity, SLASSCOM runs a Women Technopreneurs Forum to identify female entrepreneurs across regions and help them scale their businesses. When it comes to neurodiverse inclusion, some member companies are developing software that allows neurodiverse individuals to contribute effectively, for example in quality assurance roles.

Overall, the tech industry is becoming more inclusive, providing equal opportunities regardless of geography, gender or neurodiversity. By embracing this broader inclusion, companies not only create a fairer workforce but also drive innovation through diverse perspectives and approaches.

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Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka

96th Battle of the Maroons Nemindu, Mihin crack tons as Maroons battle ends in a draw

The 96th Battle of the Maroons between traditional rivals Ananda and Nalanda concluded in a high-scoring draw at the SSC ground yesterday, with the highlights of the final day's play being Nemindu Akmeemana and Mhini Zoysa cracking tons.

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1 min

March 02, 2026

Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka

Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka

JASWAR, CHANDANA, KAPILA BARRED FROM NOCSL SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING

Three sports officials, Jaswar Umar (Football), Chandana Liyanage (Basketball) and Kapila Jeewantha (Gymnastics), will not be permitted to attend the upcoming Special General Meeting (SGM) of the National Olympic Committee of Sri Lanka (NOCSL), according to NOCSL President Suresh Subramaniam.

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1 min

March 02, 2026

Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka

FIRE IN THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ WILL BURN HOUSEHOLDS IN COLOMBO

Disruption of shipping through this passage threatens to destabilise energy markets

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7 mins

March 02, 2026

Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka

NO FUEL SHORTAGES; STOCKS SECURED UNTIL MAY, SAYS CPC

The Ceylon Petroleum Corporation (CPC) said that there will be no delays in receiving fuel stocks ordered up to April and May, assuring the public that supplies remain stable despite tensions in the Middle East.

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1 min

March 02, 2026

Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka

Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka

GOVT. WANTS QR CODE TO RETURN FOR FUEL SUPPLY

Unnecessary panic buying could disrupt the smooth distribution of petrol and diesel | Fuel shipments from India and Singapore are arriving on schedule and that current reserves are enough to meet national demand for several weeks

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1 min

March 02, 2026

Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka

THREE DAYS NEEDED TO RESTORE FUEL SUPPLY: TANKER OWNERS

Public urged not to panic and to purchase fuel only as needed to help restore normal supply operations

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1 min

March 02, 2026

Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka

ANY IMPACT ON FUEL PRICES WILL BE REFLECTED LOCALLY AFTER APRIL: OFFICIAL

Any impact of the current crisis in the global fuel supply will be reflected in local pricing only after April, an official said yesterday.

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1 min

March 02, 2026

Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka

Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka

Thirteen Years, Falling Standards SRI LANKA CRICKET'S Decline and the Accountability Question

When Ashley De Silva stepped into the role of Sri Lanka Cricket's chief executive in March 2013, first as acting CEO and later confirmed as permanent CEO, he inherited an organization that, on the field, still carried global credibility.

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2 mins

March 02, 2026

Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka

SHOULD ANYONE BE DISCRIMINATED AGAINST?

CELEBRATING ZERO DISCRIMINATION DAY

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5 mins

March 02, 2026

Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka

CPC halts fuel sales to bottles and cans to curb black market

The Ceylon Petroleum Corporation (CPC) has ordered all fuel stations to stop dispensing fuel into bottles and cans with immediate effect until further notice.

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1 min

March 02, 2026

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